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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1935-05-23, Page 7Woman’s Long Search For a. Remedy The trouble with most remedies tor constipation, as this woman found-, is that they give only* tejn? E>rary relief; Haying at last found a rmanent corrective, she writes to 11 us about it:*-*r ■ - a ‘Tor upwards,of 30 years I was a detim of acute constipation. I . tried ttacticalliy everything that it was Possible to try. I admit I was a jhronic. case, and every new remedy I tried-helped for ‘a day or two— F[ter;. tha^Uuhs just as bad as ever-, -hifee $bhthB ago~T took“ myr^fiT^; laste or Kruschen Salts, arid every horning since^snd every mdrninj? id long as I live, my first duty upon rising is my Kruschen. I honestly leel a different woman. My bowels let to the clock7 and; my friends re­ mark how well I am looking. My only regret is that I didn't try Kruschen years ago.”—(Mrs.) A. M. KrUscheTF ’Saltr-is"*'*Natu rre cipe- for maintaining a condition of . in­ ternal cleanliness, . The six salts in. Kruschen stimulate your internal Wgans^to ^mpojih,. . regular ^^actioiu. Your system is thus kept clear of those impurities which, allowed to ttcqspulate, lower the. whole tone of lhe system,' , Manitoba Sen^sy$ 1,000 t For King’s Cancer Fund Winnipeg —\ A contribution' of from the Manitoba Goverri- ment to the King George “jubilee" Cancer Fund was sent recently to Ledy-BessboroughatOttawa,Previ- tusly, $200 towards the expenses, of Ute fund's Manitoba committee had been donated, i « • \ paper. . Premier Remember this ex- ' .St. ............... THREE TONE DRAWING In Ffg. No. 187 we illustrate, a, de­ sign 'suitable tor a calendar or even a magazine coy,er. It is- composed of three tones, BLACK, HIGH LIGHT .and LOW LIGHT,a. Black on the ■ foreground, trees, tlii.ghs a.nd,head. High light on the sky; also on the. tree, trunk and the light spots of the t foreground. Low Light' on the0 back .Of the figure and the. outer portions of the sky. This drawing may be <3^8ketch Club ....................... ...... ..............““All rlgbu .. .................... first made with a. b'Uck crayon on a medium-grained surface of ] Then try' an original design us.ing the same medium. Now try an original' design in wash ton&.\ thijs will} be your work for this -week and known as EX. NO. 62. Remember this ex- ' ercise -is I -*■— Tilley Complains Of Research Group’s , " Attitude rtO u,. John, N.B. - , Protesting ercise is to .be all in flat., tone work ; against what he turned-a discourag- and therefore does not require any 'attitude taken, by Dr. (jl. S.. Whitby, tone.-blending. 'Tone blending will. chairman of the potato research com.- :.be taken, up as a subject to the .mittee; towards potato, starch de- next... lesson.. j*-*- ‘ - ’ ’ . • ■ * > ve’PPifient* in Canada, Premier- L. P. D. Tilley of New Brunswick anripuh- ced' recently ..he" had asked iiojn. R,. B., Hanson, minister ojt trade, .and commerce, to look into the matter^ “I haVfe asked Minister Hanson to take^thihTmatter~up be'eause rit seemft- to' be a i move -to influence/the jKib- lic . against potato starch develop­ ment,” tiie premier said; . He Stated that1’New Brunswick with ^extenslve^pptato growing, ‘areasJig. vitally Interested in Canadian manu­ facture of potato starch. Dr. - Harold - Hibbert, industrial .chenuBt at. McGill University, stated a short time ago there was not a single product now made."from corn starch that could not be made from potato starch /the prem ier added. Dp. WJiiiby .is head of a joint com­ mittee appointed by. the federal de­ partment of agriculture and the 'na­ tional research council to° find new uses for Canadian potatoes. Applying Fertilizer \ . Varies With: Variety! , J THE PERFECT Chewing Tobacco In experiments that have been. :xCQn.ductodwin^j^7-.tern_aud„...JY^t.erd- Canada for several years by the Di­ vision of Field Husbandry, Dominion thods of application of commercial fertilizers, with, particular 'regard to the placement of fertilizer in relation to -seeds, - it has been demonstrated.. that for wheat, oafs and barley more ecbnbnifcal yields may be obtaihbd~; •byT^piytok^^ r^tiy in 'cWt^ low; the seed than by applying it broadcaet. . :. In certain crops, the germination of the seed is checked and in some cases Completely ruined by contact with commercial fertilizer. '. While tills does not apply to wheat, oats and barley, it is not advisable to . seecl corn in .contact. The fertilizer *shouId~be~aPDiled~in**bandg"a'bout"-two~■ ■or 'level ft ith~th¥'~see"d7 ” In the case of peas, the fertilizer should be "sepsirated slightly , from- to e se e a, p fere rainy below t~he~"Seed*" witlr"one-half inch of soil, between... ’"Good * resul ts have been ""obtained- With fertilizer " oj potatoes,. \ both broadcast and In drill or,"row. It is* recommended, howeve?, to apply fer- "lT!Tze;r”to“13alffi''r_ar'eitbe"F’'Bide of the row'' and level with, or Slightly be­ low the .sets or seed. ImperialVeterans you -care joo intensely. ™ about a subject, then it is dangerous to al­ low yourselfto say anything,” ' ’EniiiyT’bsT “-—-— The Provincial Command held a general meeting on May 1st, to ap­ point Provincial Committees for Welfare, Pensions, France, Parades, Jnstrument-A-an<L±.Piple_.Bands and P.ubIicity.\A.congratulatory cableL jKas^aentJjo^the^Kirig^anddJwn—<®_ their" Silver Anniversary. Two parad.es have been staged this year. The Gallipoli one, which was all Imperial; and the best one the “Im­ mortals” ever had—thanks to W- Watson, Assistant Secretary of the Eastern Zone in Toronto, and the attendance at' the Provincial Parlia, mento'celebrations in Toron to,—also Jnad,euposjuhleJto ■jrer cussions*“fr om—.th e s e~parades—-re— ~flect=-the- need-,.of~Jbands,A--and«. more recognition of Imperials asn dn or- -ganized-bod-y-by-the-au-thor-ities^-steps- -bei»g—taken—to-remedy--b^;h^dfl these .matters "now. Nojv that-Toronto Im­ perials - rare.. organized- and . irhaye,. Created a Provincial, and Dominion Command, a constitution also drawn, up and accepted, will; be printed shortly. Copies wijl be -sent, free__to_ anyone in the province outside To­ ronto, who is interested in promoting growth, of a solely Imperial organiz- MORE * YREAtUftSK inches to the side and slightly below; 11.00, VKlndsnr^QiiL^.. LARGER* NON" SKID UNITS i QUILT MAKERS’ 'SPECIAL *■ Enough . cotton iSterfalF^tj^W , taw a, the feuffply of the new Cana- ! diair silver dollar is not to be limit/ j ed, A neW> output is to be- minted , A GENTS FO^. THE FAST SELLING "i~ CanSdar'gidhnlnn—i-ea’ther—-teln-h apd' tie. S,mart, snappy, can’t be told frojn. silk. .Wonderful repeat .with high 'com­ mission. New doW- prices.' Particulars -jsa^tA-lleut. 4, 148 Campbell Avenue, -■.Wlrijdstu:,.Aa.nb^._..^,..',^.,...... , .... ■** Enough . cotton materials to make several:"bed* quilts.—Sentrjpostpaid—foT1 11.00, HARVARD WOOLLENS, Dept T, 4$47 Park, Montreal. 4 /Cix BREEDS CHICKS; .. 6 CENTSF-^ pullets 25c. Complete catalogue mail­ ed.—St.- Agatha-Hatchery,. Agatha,. . Ontario. . «,■ ______ \_______2___ . i • Classified . Advertising QUU.T MATEBIAJS ■ , ■ \ ' ANNOUNCING A Jfcw 'Firestone HIGH Speed TIRE 0// MORE f NQNSKID 0 MILEAGE* . In Lesson .No. 50 we chatted about the artist not being given the com­ plete data before commencing to lay out the design. Now let us chat about’ another phase of dominence. • Suppose. you, are asked to create an. advertising design wherein the element of text ~hecomes~ secondary-to-the art* feature Of display, eucli as In window cards, "etYeef"" car "cartls7~of"'an "Uutho’or~Vos™' ter. You may develop a very beau- may~be very commendable artistfchlT’ ly; but, when the , finished product. appears * in the stoTe^iirdows.^dr in5' the cars, or on tflb billboards, you may find that its .next doo? neighbor, or__th.e....next card, or the\ next poster has fiuclF~a" dominating display that it Bmothered the beauty of your .ef­ fort Your effort a's mbrltorlous as ' color theory and your .(design DEEPER* NON-SKID tfConparad with previous 1 , Flreitone tire In this new Hi«h Speed \ ’ tire you still get all the extra features of former Firestone tires and, in addition, a hew, Super-Safety tread that gives 50% more non-skid mileage* . , —at no extra cost I Put these neW tires on your .car—see the Firestone Dealer today. dur, car—-see it stood alone; but, it'lacked the AD­ VERTISING WALLOP when in com­ petition besjde other designs. You may have had a very excellent idea, which, because of the Wrong choice of treatment, errors of .composition^ dr expression in color failed to ear­ ly sufficient' strength to meet compe­ tition for attention against - the other • advertising fthich. appearecF along” ----- In the next lesson we shall' chat about a comTnorferror. viz/overlook­ ing the “Mei'chandislirg" Sense.’’ " Questions will "be;a3is;wered^in this department. . Anyone wishing to re­ ceive a 'personal reply may have same If. a 3c stamped, addressed en­ velope is enclo*s"ed""witb-"tW~requestw Th.e .Art Director, Our Sketch Club, 73 Adelaide' Street West, Toronto;.. U.S. SENATOfeS’ ENGLISH PURE .. . ^ , —— y-\- says “Ain’t’’—and it appears some of them have been known to—it appears in the Congressional Record as “are not.” ' ... . Prettying'up the grammar of the senators is one task of.six of the best, shorthand reporters ip the nation, who record the torrent of words in senatorial" debate. , iThe six reporters, headed by James W. Murphyvand Percy E,, Budlong, are only beginning their duties when, they feverishly scratch pothooks in \their notebooks.- 'With an average'experience of 25 years behind them, they. take “ 12- minute turns in note takeiiig on the Senate floor. Then they hasten to their headquarters in a room nearby and dictate the remarks they hqve Just heard. OLD COIN a [IP TO $50.00, EACH PAID FOR U.% V Indian head cents. We . buy aU dates regardless of condition. Up t* $1.00 each paid for U.S. Lincoln cents. Up to $150.00 each, for Canadian. coins. We buy stamp collections, Medals, Books, Old" PapSr Money," Gpld, etc. Send 25c (coin)4 for large Illustrated guaranteed or 25c refunded. HUB COIN SHOP, 159-23 Front ..St., -Sar.nld,__v,„. Ont__________; --------—’ CHICKS' jPOB SA3SE —------------ ------ <3 Reds 8c, Blx-week-old pullets 40c. Immediate shipment. Every chick from a 2-oz. eg<g. All breeding', stock bldod- tested andS selected for high egg ro- •njordff.~0hcr--eent^peii~”®l*lG’k-~4^ss^--aXteE' June 21st. Write \f0T free circular Big Rock Farm. Mille\.Roches, Ont. . 453- Broadview, Avenuey Tbfonto. The ■Royal Coat-of-Arnis Corps Badge -wTlT-Booujje--AvaiIahIeJi^sa^__; Toronto Zone news repeats" a gen-. eraJ meeting/of the. Western to be held at St. Julien Hall, 1330 . Bloor St. W., on 15th inst, /vnd the recent­ ly elected officers for 1935-asifollows’: Feist, president; W. G. Stevens, vice-president; W, .Armstrong, re­ cording secretary; G.. Horton, fin­ ancial secretary; W. Bailey, honorary treasurer, and. S. Gilchrist and R. Huggett’. as Sergeant-at-Arms, and organizing^secretary has still to be appointed. Central will have’ a ■ bi-monthly, general meeting at Cumberland Hall, 3 Cumbetland Street/ 1 north of Bloor, on Tuesday, 14th inst, and on Friday, l'Zth inht, a . concert and dance in the same hall. The. Northern are'throwing a, social benefit Scotch night tor the Eastern, at the ford­ er’s clubhouse, 1315 Yonge St./, oti Friday, 10th inst, and hold their bi­ monthly general meeting on Thurs­ day, 16th inst. The pastern will hold their Thursday social night on 16th Inst also. Card games being the main activity -on such nights, at the club­ house on 453 Broadvieft,. Let’s mingle ahd multiply, boys. , , . ' ' ■' - ——A- ’ ■ “There’s only-one thing I’m really conceited’ about and- that's my sense of humorJ'-^Tallulah Bankhead. ' 'Cylinfi^r^W^faiffgy^F'theiF^drcET-'' tion are “played^ slowly to a staff of five typists, who ,turn out rough drafts, quadruple-spaced to permit correction .and interlining. Then\<the “reporter” become^ what newspapermen call a “copy reader”. With pen and ink, he corrects typo­ graphical errors, grammatical slips, and “obvious” errors of fact; ■ "Walls of the room are lined with reference volumes which he consults frequently. He checks on the accur­ acy ,of poetical arid 'Biblical quota­ tions, .proper names and dates, m^kes sure that the Benator isn’t quoted as saying something occurred in the Civi'l War. when itJ actually occurred, in the Revolutionary War» ’ — * “We are especially careful of the names bf towns and cities,”. Budlong explained. “A senator once used the town oMPortal, Washington, in a speech. I made, it Portland; and of course, there was a coniplaint. But in correcting and clarifying, the reporters ar.e careful to preserve a senator’s’‘oratorical style. \ ;■ .• —. ■ ;. \ '■ Today and Tomorrow . Today and. tomonow hre magic words. Today means the putting into effect the .plans of yesterday, the\ realization .of hopes., aAd dreamy that have hot yet emerged into the, field of action. Today is a,trumpet call t<? baW> Wth every'suhrisV, the ttfiatta'inable beebmes the possible. ToindfroW/^toDT is- a? ma!g-ic -wordT -foy if 'today has- fallen sboVt, tomorrow promises the retrieval 'of its failure. The ■ frustrated hopes of today maA be the achievements of tomorrow. -.r V- .' ■■ ■■ ,•. •immediately to meet . the demand. The original issue of 100,000 coins was '■ early acquired.-' by eager citi­ zens, and the feeling has developed that the trllyer dollar would become a collector*^ coin. It seems that .thousands \of people I who wish to retain souvenirs to mark special, events, .exchanged*, ordinary currency for the silver coins .with the intention o^ putting them away as mementoes of the King’s Silver Ju­ bilee. Countless others w.ho do not yet possess the, novelty will be pleas* ed to learn that they will shortly have, the opportunity of doing so, Maybe it would be a good stunt for some of us to| put a dollar aside “for a rainy days.” If we don’t have to spend t, we can some ti-me show It to our grandchildren as a lesson in British history, and Canadian thrift,—Border- City Star. If We don’t have THE FAMOUS A’ RUBBING Liniment Rub oh — pain gone. Get the new large econ­ omy, size—Also avail- V able in smaller, regular \ Community built in Ciduitnce OF '..TO DAY'S NEEDS • of WINDSOR 1 the whites set. For Pleaiant Moulhwaih Use Windsor Iodized Salt. Mild, pleasant, harmless. Prevents goitre when used daily fox table and cooking. o Yes, proud, envied and d*dlM bed aspendthrift just because he eate salt which is money in his country! Interesting isn’t it? One of many weird customs and superstitions told in picture and story in our new book for' children: . AU over- the World.” Clidjiifcil of interest and en­ tertainment for all. W6 want you to have it free with Our compliments! Send coupon now. ! Try ’ . When— '' pf 1 WINDSOR SALT J1I fr.\ . V I City Life *At .Sea Pictures of tlYe interior »French liner Normandie York next month show that apartment^ and public rooms the same as the’ apartments public' rooms of city, dwellings big hotels. of the f which start on her' "maiden ’ voyage to / jiKHj ri A# an 4 focfcr \ ■ Kennedy & 1 Menton 421 .College St,' Toronto Harley-DaVldson Distributors^ \ and Used Parts . Write at once for our bargain list of ulsed motorcycles. Terms arranged. V y. 46 new will. New the' look .and and big hotels. The Normandie has penthouses, bowling' alleys,.'gardens, a church,- theatre, shopping arcade, and., cf course, several . swimming Yools. The accommodation in the Queen tyfary will, be very .similar. The directors of ’ the ?Frbnch Tine claimi that Ay dwellers boarding Hie Normandie ’\vTTT not know any. difference in their mode of living .• from’ being at home. -There will be. telephones in every rooin, ele­ vators, a newspaper, - st^ck market board room and everything else that could be thought of, « .All that is very wonderful, but isn’t It'i rather "taking the pleasure ,out of .an ocean Vdyage? ’Not to. know you ’are at sea unless, "you lock out of the window, o® ‘ over the side, seems, to destroy the- value of" being at sea, at all. - Probably'^it is becaue people lil^e to feel they are at-sea. that, the medium-sized liners, which aYe not quite bo much “citified,” are full when the biggest ships are running with half or two- thirds of their suites' and rooms booked.—St. Thomas ’ Board A ta . I Tim^-Journat I \ •\ Pi ’* Qftiti bp numbai . ■frofft your dealer- No. z "MECCA* PILE REHEPIBS HAPPY REM Specially prepaid by I'i .. . 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